... have proved that we are not Whigs, nor Tories. At the first contest in which we were engaged-that at Walleall- we turned out a Whig, because he was not a free-trader; and we have since contested other places against both Whigs and Tories, in some of which ...

... question free trade. He would ti like to figlit the (Aid battle of Whig and Tory agin hli [ceiners]. Yes, yes; South Lancashire wee safe with 2.000 aI majority in 1841, wfea It was Tory against Whig, but Mr. I ,Ertwiblo, knew that now it was free trade against ...

... during the past week. In Ulster it is described as having been unpre- cedentedly severe on Thursday night last. The Belfast Whig says- At 5, p.m., the thermometer fell to 26 doegs. ; at 6 o'clock, to 20 degs.; at half-past 7 o'clock, to 15 dogs.; at 9 ...

... ascertained that the Whig leaders, to avoid the peril to which Sir Robert Peel's government was exposed by Air. Ward's motion, had caused its withdrawal. Had that motion been put, as I knon} sas resolved on at a mecting of the Whig party, as an amend- ...

... live or six years ego, Mr. John Harvey, the political agent of the Tories in Leith, objected to the name of Mr. Adam Forrest(Whig), tailor and clothier there, standing on time roll of electosrs. Forrestattended the court accordingl~y for four days in succession ...

... and lee MI'lKinstry, Esq., aeleaapanied by James Ctm- mitn, Esq., solicitor, and H1. Lindsay, rsq., engileer- NO?'th/rnta Whig. - ...

... wale dried uip by the monopo- list sponge. IC was tints that they looked ithout them, 11111 inst oil of quarrelling alboit W~higs amnl 'Turies, let thieii Join against this cowolion enemy that destroyed teit I of every pairty, amid showed 110 fievour to ...

... their cause. I-e had long ceased to disregat d all party names and party distinctions [hear, hear]. He cared nothing either for Whig or Tory [hear]. He belonged to the party of the people, the only true party, a party which enlisted in its favour boil the ...

... and wea- vers, were unconvinced as to the cause of the fluctuations and distress which they were periodically suffering; and Whig and Tory, therefore, considered that they were not called upon to alter the law. If the people were combined oln the subject ...

... take that step which it oug~ht to hiavu dlone. You may wish to know what we in Lancashire ha,, t- been doing. In 1841 the Whigs thought of contesting -touth Lanicasbire, but they found if they attempted It tbe y should lose by 2,000. They gave it uip ...

... [hear, hear]. The cause which they advocated was intimately connected with the interest of every man in the district, e were he Whig, Tory, Radical, or Chartist [hear, hear]. Ile was certain that every one before him recognised the e principles of the League ...

... honourable gentleman resumed.] Some people, again, said that they were going to turn Whigs, but they were not Whigs when the Whigs declared for a fixed duty, and he was not a Whig when Lord John voted with Sir Robert on the sugar question. On that occasion he ...